Palazzo, 2 Leaves

Joëlle Fèvre carries her Palazzo to the wall, named for the carved garlands that adorned the facades of Renaissance palaces: ginkgo leaves cast in bronze, laid flat against the wall and backlit by a LED that draws their silhouette in a halo. The composition varies by number — two, three, four, or five leaves (ref. 7011-2 to 7011-5), from the simple duo to the full-blown mass. Gilt or patinated, the leaves let their veins radiate. The ginkgo blooms in luminous bas-relief.